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Gargoyles: Dark Ages #4
Series Details
Dynamite Entertainment November 01, 2023

Gargoyles: Dark Ages #4

8.2

Critic Reviews

4 Reviews
8.2

User Reviews

2 Reviews
Writer Greg Weisman
Artist Drew Moss
Cover Price $4.99

"It's a busy day at Castle Wyvern - Desdemona studies to become a Gargoyle Priestess and Goliath is given an important title, which makes Iago and Hyppolyta jealous. But things are about too get even busier when the younger Gargoyles' curiosity leads them into a dangerous cave, where an unhappy evil lurks!

The riveting tale of the Gargoyles' origin by writer and Gargoyles creator GREG WEISMAN and artist DREW MOSS continues in this 40-page issue, which includes a new text story from Weisman and all cardstock covers featuring art by CLAYTON CRAIN, ALAN QUAH, MIRKA ANDOLFO, KENYA DANINO, ERICA HENDERSON, and more!
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  • 9.0

    ComicBook.com - Adam Barnhardt

    Nov 01, 2023

    It's an issue that can only be written by one Greg Weisman, and he definitively excels here Read Full Review

  • 8.9

    The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally

    Nov 01, 2023

    Moss offers some great art throughout the issue. The story is more character focused and we get the sense of those character relationships through the art. Read Full Review

  • 7.5

    Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez

    Nov 03, 2023

    GARGOYLES: DARK AGES #4 begins a new arc a few years after the Battle of Wyvern Hill, where the humans and gargoyles live together in peace. Weismans detailed world-building is thorough and detailed, and the art is super. However, young readers who need excitement to stay engaged wont find much. Read Full Review

  • 7.5

    The Comicbook Dispatch - batfan1992

    Nov 07, 2023

    If you were expecting action, then Gargoyles: Dark Ages #4 will probably be disappointing for you. Nevertheless, it still depicts the relationships between humans and gargoyles well, showing the innocence of childhood and how children are naturally curious about differences between people (and this case, people and gargoyles.) It also foreshadows more of how Demona started dabbling in dark magic. What might happen next in the ancient gargoyle saga? Read Full Review

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